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"IBM Consulting and OpenAI are helping organizations make that shift, combining deep transformation expertise to deploy AI that is secure, operational, and aligned with real business priorities."
Cisco's AI infrastructure orders hit $9.3 billion in FY 2026 as hyperscaler demand pushes networking deeper into the AI buildout.
Coherent reported record Q4 revenue of $2.05 billion as AI datacenter demand lifted its optical business and pushed revenue growth to 42%.
CoreWeave and Nebius are signing larger AI cloud contracts as stronger pricing supports billions in infrastructure spending.
"This agreement demonstrates how deploying generative AI at scale can help industry leaders scale securely, reduce operational costs, and redefine the travel experience."
Kyndryl plans to add Healthcare IT Leaders' healthcare application and consulting capabilities to its infrastructure and AI services.
GlobalFoundries is deploying Redpanda's real-time data platform across manufacturing and business systems as it expands AI agent use.
"AI is not just making the same projects faster, it is making thousands of projects viable that never were before."
The company’s latest earnings suggest enterprise AI spending is expanding beyond knowledge workers into frontline operations across warehouses, hospitals, factories, and retail stores.
Chris Davis-Pipe and Antony Anand on Crown's data rules, and why the company still asks "why" before it digitizes anything.
The firms that mapped AI disruption across every industry are now experiencing it in their own distribution model.
Power generation sales to users climbed 72% in the second quarter as Caterpillar resumes production of a gas engine platform discontinued in 2022.
Lumen reported Q2 results in line with expectations as strategic revenue exceeded half of business revenue and AI-focused networking services gained momentum.
"AI is at the heart of our momentum and is a clear accelerant for our business."
The new ShipBob MCP offers 70+ read and write actions across 10 areas of operations, among the first full read-write connectors in the fulfillment industry.
Palantir's strongest quarter yet came with a bigger claim: enterprises want to own more of the AI they deploy.
Minimum triple-digit growth sets the company’s AI orders to surge from ~$25M in FY25 to at least $100M by FY27.
"Together, we can help clients bridge the gap between innovation and execution, turning AI potential into measurable business results."
The mechanism is already used by roughly half of US adults with a bank account.
Apple used its latest earnings call to argue that some enterprise AI workloads are better suited to run on endpoint devices, while continuing to rely on the cloud for others.